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NATIONAL LIBRARY DAY!
It's a day to appreciate the big book house!
I thought it'd be fun to draw some of my favorite book enthusiasts from REAL SCIENCE ADVENTURES: THE NICODEMUS JOB in a modern setting. It was a super fun book to do and if you haven't had a chance, you should check it out!
Real Science Adventures: The Nicodemus Job
Credits to Brian Clevinger, Lee Black, Me, @jnwiedle J.N. Wiedle, Shan Murphy, and @whoatess Tess Stone
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I just got my hands on the first 12 issues of Atomic Robo, and I thought you'd apreciate that! Was I correct?
I do indeed! Always happy to see more people discovering the answersomeness that is Robo.
made this a while ago (theyre dear to me)
You know, I’m not sure how long I’ve been following you, but somehow I’ve only JUST noticed your pfp is Atomic Robo! (Probably because uh, I hadn’t heard of it until recently, but Y’know.)
I can only respond to this with obligatory "yall should read this comic" I came across it by chance at a convention and have adored it since so yeah
robot created by Nicola Tesla who does adventure science please go read
Atomic Robo Pinup by Gabriel Cassata
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Atomic Robo
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Recently watched Event Horizon (1997) for the first time and the design of the gravity drive and the room it's in reminded me of Robo's reaction to that evil quantum computer so I made a little comic of it
I'm admittedly a little behind in Atomic Robo, but I thing I loved about that book is that include enough internal ideas for entirely separate comics.
Such as the Nicodemus Job, a heist story based in 1090s Constantinople...
Or the two storylines involving the She-Devils of the Pacific, a squadron of female pilots in post-WW2 Pacific getting their Talespin on fighting air pirates and fascist holdouts. Their non-Atomic Robo related story, is effectively "what if Fury Road, but in the sky?". Tons of fun.
Short version: Brian Clevinger and Scott Wegener's work on Atomic Robo and Real Science Adventures is great, and I wishe folk talked about it more. :)
